Gloria Jean's, God and a $56m lawsuit

Does God drink coffee. ?

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Australia risks grinding to a halt

Hey, Look., somebody has to pay for cheap credit. Money is not printed for nothing. Where does people think Money comes from.

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Not life-changing, but media-friendly

This will the decade of Apple. finally after being undervalued for so long , known as a cult symbol, status symbol, now it has found a voice in the mass IT consumer market. If the last decade was microsoft's, the next few will be Apple's.

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LG plunges into BigPond

Thats innovative. Further synergy of end user applications of technology. LG now tying up with Bigpond Movie. Another move aside for the home computer.

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Apple says 450,000 iPads sold

.....AND counting.......toward sthe 1,000,000 mark. AND how many ebooks sold ? SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND Ebooks. That is 600,000. Anyone dialling in Amazom Stocks ?

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Tiger closes on lead in stunning return

Like it or hate it, but a Tiger on the greens is like a duck to the water or like a man on a bike. This is home. The greens is home turf. After all he has been through its like coming home, coming back to mama. Of course he is going to do well.

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Old Perth icon seen in 20,000 new lights

"More than 20,000 lights were switched on to light up Council House last night in what is the first of six city sites to be illuminated under a plan to make the city brighter and more attractive after-hours."

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Tiger's ad features voice of late father

But as Woods embarks on his comeback this week — teeing off at Augusta National Golf Club for the Masters — his star-appeal could be too much for firms to shun.

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iPad may save newspapers: Murdoch

""Apple's newly introduced iPad drew praise from Mr Murdoch, who called it a "wonderful" tool for listening to music, watching videos and reading newspapers.""

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Perth to absorb 2 million more

""Perth will sprawl further than New York City, be clogged with cars and people will live in each other's pockets as the city groans under the weight of an extra two million residents over the next 40 years.""

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Migrant cuts would 'hurt WA'

""Business has warned that West Australians could be priced out of the resources boom and interest rates pushed even higher if the Federal Opposition follows through with a promise to slash the number of immigrants.""

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Apple's iPad runs into wi-fi worries

""After months of hype, hundreds queued at stores across the US to collect their iPads on Saturday. Apple chief executive Steve Jobs said: "It feels great to have the iPad launched into the world -- it's going to be a game-changer.

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Cut migration to lift lifestyle

Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison told The Australian newspaper that net migration was 126,000 a year when John Howard was prime minister, but under the current government it had risen to 300,000 a year.

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Security issues for Indian Ocean coastline: report

A new report is calling for a renewed focus on the security of Western Australia's coast line. The report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute says Australia's position in the Indian Ocean makes it a 'critical maritime pathway'.

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Gold Coast bid for 2018 Commonwealth Games

Another example of Queensland's "charge of the light brigade" led by the entreprenuer proactive, pro business, pro-Queensland's Anna Bligh

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ASX shares fall on rival exchange approval

end of ASX dominance.

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ASX rival Chi-X nears approval

Compettition. end of a monoploy. Can it be good for ASX ? ummmm..dont think so....

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Global risks won't stop rates from rising

Interest rate rises according to the self fulfilling prophecy of boom time ahead.

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Telstra's media plans in disarray

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Hedge fund trader gets Lesson's lawyer

Nick Lesson.

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Japanese deflation tightens grip

Deflation : Falling prices. Good for customer but bad for companies. Winding down will eventually lead to winding up. Revenues down while cost maintains results in losses, results in corporate death Lead ultimately to job losses.

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Two-speed global recovery worries RBA

RBA chief Glenn Stevens warns of challenges in two-speed global economic recovery

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Shock shakeup vital for WA

WA, needs to get its act together. Think beyond Mining. Mining and Mining. Queensland is on the move with Anna Bligh, come on WA.

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Australia's richest suburbs revealed

Nation's wealthiest suburbs (state, suburb, mean taxable income)

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Australia signs $60bn gas deal

queensland Queensland on the move. I am bullish Queensland.

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